Nizahah Showcases Its Initiatives to Leverage Technology in Combating Corruption

The Public Authority for Combating Corruption, “Nazaha,” showcased its experience as a keynote speaker at a panel discussion on leveraging technology in the fight against corruption, organized by the Global Anti-Corruption Enforcement Network on the sidelines of the Seventh Session of the General Assembly held in Austria.

In a press statement, Nazaha said that Darri Buayyab, the Observer for International Organizations and Conferences, presented the key technological tools developed internally by the Authority, as well as the electronic corruption reporting service via the government’s “Sahel” application. This service ensures confidentiality and privacy for whistleblowers, enabling them to track the status of their reports and upload additional documents at any time, while providing all necessary legal protections.

The presentation outlined the steps for submitting and following up on reports, highlighting certain conditions that must be met for a report to be valid, such as ensuring that the alleged offense constitutes a corruption crime under the law establishing the Authority, and that supporting documents demonstrating the seriousness of the report are provided.